Oral parasites in dogs and cats may raise concerns about transmission to humans
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Ad-Diyar: A recent scientific study found that the mouths of domestic dogs and cats may contain parasites commonly found in humans, raising questions about the possibility of microorganisms passing between people and their pets, especially given direct physical contact with them. The study was conducted by researchers from a university…
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